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The primary route is through the liberal mainstream media, which routinely portrays religion and the faithful in a negative light.  Pro-atheist and anti-religious articles are routinely printed in newspapers and magazines, and even letters to the editor are selected in a biased fashion.  Portraying adherents of religion as intolerant, racist, or otherwise foolish is a key tactic in painting it in a negative manner.

The primary route is through the liberal mainstream media, which routinely portrays religion and the faithful in a negative light.  Pro-atheist and anti-religious articles are routinely printed in newspapers and magazines, and even letters to the editor are selected in a biased fashion.  Portraying adherents of religion as intolerant, racist, or otherwise foolish is a key tactic in painting it in a negative manner.

Atheists and liberals are avidly attempting to discredit the impact of [[Providence]] in human [[history]] (see [[Essay:Liberal Denials about History| Liberal Denials about History]]), despite it being easily proven for centuries, since [[Francis Bacon|Bacon]] and [[John Foxe]], and its acceptance by the American [[founding fathers]].

Atheists and liberals are avidly attempting to discredit the impact of [[Divine_Providence|Providence]] in human [[history]] (see [[Essay:Liberal Denials about History| Liberal Denials about History]]), despite it being easily proven for centuries, since [[Francis Bacon|Bacon]] and [[John Foxe]], and its acceptance by the American [[founding fathers]].

In Australia, atheists have proposed to undermine Christian education by forcefully imposing the so called 'ethics classes' (secularism) as a replacement<ref>http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/scripture-classes-lose-half-of-students-to-ethics-say-anglicans-20100507-ujoy.html</ref>

In Australia, atheists have proposed to undermine Christian education by forcefully imposing the so called 'ethics classes' (secularism) as a replacement<ref>http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/scripture-classes-lose-half-of-students-to-ethics-say-anglicans-20100507-ujoy.html</ref>